Pan out
Pan out verb - To come to be.
Try
Try verb - To subject (a personal quality or faculty) to often excessive stress.
Both terms in one sentence
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If the guard beats you you have to try again, so the gambit will eventually pan out.
Source: No-Gear Level - Many of the events pan out as the characters try desperately to keep her happy, but she never appears in the book.
Source: The Ghost -
They try an end-run around it by checking to see if a victim's phone was hacked for the nudie pics (which would constitute probable cause to seize the servers as evidence), but it doesn't pan out.
Source: Catch-22 Dilemma
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